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[A long distance colonization event of Chinese endemic bat Myotis davidii].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology - 1 Mar 2011

You Yu-yan, Du Jiang-feng

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In order to reveal the population phylogenetic relationships and colonization history of Chinese endemic bat species Myotis davidii, a total of 126 samples from 14 populations in nationwide were collected in 2001-2009, taking the mitochondrial control region as the molecular marker. Based on the TCS network diagram of the mitochondrial DNA control region sequences, the 14 geographical populations were divided...

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